RCMP investigating two indecent exposure incidents in Cole Harbour

Advertisement 1 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Breadcrumb Trail Links HomeAtlantic CanadaNova ScotiaHalifax RCMP investigating two indecent exposure incidents in Cole Harbour Officers are searching for two men involved in separate indecent exposure incidents this week in Cole Harbour. Author of the article: By Emma Breton Published Aug 26, 2026 1 minute read RCMP Halifax are searching for two men involved in two separate indecent exposure incidents on Cole Harbour trails. Article content RCMP have released details of two incidents involving men on trails in Cole Harbour exposing themselves to women. Article content The RCMP is asking anyone with information to come forward. Article content Article content At about noon Friday, officers responded to a report of a man exposing himself to a woman on a trail near Circassion Drive and the Forest Hills Parkway tunnel. According to a news release, the woman was walking toward the tunnel when the suspect approached from behind. Article content Article content The release said that “when he got close to her, she looked back and observed that he had exposed himself. The woman quickly left the area.” Article content The man is described as five-foot-six with light-coloured hair and is possibly in his 60s. He was wearing dark jogging pants and a dark T-shirt. He was also walking a small black dog with a green leash. Article content The second incident occurred Sunday at about 7:15 p.m. on a trail near Chameau Crescent and the Forest Hills Parkway. Article content The release stated that “a woman was walking alone on the trail when she observed a man who appeared to be fondling himself. She immediately left the trail.” Article content The suspect is described as six-feet-tall with shaggy blond hair and is possibly in his 40s. Article content RCMP ask anyone with information to contact them at 902-490-5020 or call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477. Article content Advertisement 1 This advertisement has not loaded yet. TRENDING Severe thunderstorm warning for Cape Breton, Nova Scotia Advertisement 1 Second Halifax beach closed due to blue-green algae bloom in two days Former NHLer settling in as Charlottetown Islanders head coach One person sent to hospital after fight at Cape Breton home Quebec-based firm buys The Village Shopping Centre in St. John’s Share this article in your social network LATEST FROM SHOPPING ESSENTIALS The ultimate guide to buying…